August – October 2020 Life In Naples Magazine Flipbook
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WELCOME BACK to Naples Art
Naples Art welcomes you back! At Naples Art we believe art can change lives and improve entire communities. Through our unique and engaging programs, classes, exhibitions, and events, Naples Art enhances community-wide appreciation for and understanding of the visual arts and supports artists of all ages and aspirations. After a challenging spring and summer of being closed due to Covid-19 and […]
Seminole Family Man and Traditional Artist
by Tina Marie Osceola Artists create. They see the world differently and it seems as if life’s current events are nothing more than a palette of inspiration. As this global pandemic continues, I find myself drawn to the pages of artists. I have found hope in their hands, their minds and their voices. When researching this article, I turned to […]
Collier Mosquito Control District…don’t grow your own
Here’s a true story that occurred this summer in Naples, as told by one of our professional Field Technicians who answered a “request to visit” on behalf of a resident. Resident: “I’m being eaten alive by mosquitoes when I get the paper each morning, but my neighbors aren’t getting a single bite!” Field Technician: “Is it ok if […]
Let Food Be Thy Healer By Svetlana Kogan, M.D.
One of the rewarding aspects of being a holistic medical doctor is that you get to learn about the medicinal benefits of various foods and how to use them in your practice. Today I will highlight some of these important functional foods. Take a look at the cantaloupe for example. One cup of cantaloupe provides 110% of the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) of Vitamin […]
ART after DARK
We are blessed! We are surrounded by nature’s beauty and have a number of artists who creatively translate this beauty in their own mediums and styles that offer works to adorn our indoor environments. Over the past many months, it has become more obvious how important the Arts are in our lives. Music helps create a mood that can […]
Collier Resource Center A Broker for the Needy
by Dave Trecker Altruism is not uncommon in Collier County, where moneyed organizations support many causes and philanthropists are thick underfoot. However, not all charitable groups have big budgets and well heeled backers. Some rely almost entirely on volunteers who really believe, who feel the mission is worth the sweat and tears, no salary required. The Collier Resource Center is […]
Natural Prescription visit the Conservancy
by Katie Ferron, Conservancy of Southwest Florida There’s one thing we have been reminded of in the past several months: Nature is good for you. A growing body of research is finding that exposure to natural environments is not just good for your health, but vital to your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. “The benefits of relinquishing ourselves to these […]
life in the facet lane – Spice Things Up!
Diamond lovers are an enthusiastic bunch. Now more than any other time in history, diamond collectors can indulge in an ever-expanding smorgasbord of varieties. There are fancy color diamonds in a rainbow of exciting hues. Don’t forget those treated diamonds, and even lab diamonds. Then there are diamonds in the rough–stones in their original crystal form. The more the merrier, we think. Buy what you like. But […]
Artists are Essential by Kristine Meek and Juliana Meek
Dear Artsperts, Scrolling through my social media feed, I saw the results of a recent survey asking which occupations are essential and which are non-essential. Artist topped the list for non-essential, above telemarketers and HR managers. As an art dealer, how would you respond? Sincerely, Essentially Wondering Dear Essentially, This type of survey is unfair in and […]